# variable electricity plans

Steady state vs variable power Z2 rides » I’ve found that I prefer to do my zone 2 rides at constant power because it makes it really easy for me to compare my performance between workouts. I’ve been using the polarized HV plan, but swapping out the Z2 rides for constant 55% or 60% of FTP for 90 or 120 minutes. Is there a downside to doing this vs using the built in endurance rides that have small variations in power over the course of the workout? I assume that the main downside is that some folks might find this boring, but that hasn… Trainerroad.com

Variable Cheap High Voltage Power Supply » Variable Cheap High Voltage Power Supply: Build a regulated high voltage power supply for capacitor charging or another high voltage application. This project can cost less than $15 and you will be able to obtain upwards of 1000V and be able to adjust the output from 0-1000V+. This instruc… Instructables.com

Rates - Green Mountain Power » Ever wonder what rates GMP has, and what they do? Here are straightforward descriptions of all residential and commercial & industrial rates so you can see what’s right for you. Greenmountainpower.com

Homebrew, High Voltage Variable Capacitor for Magnetic Loop Antenna » I built a prototype today of a high voltage variable capacitor for the 40m Magnetic Loop antenna I am building. My original plan was to make it a fixed capacitor out of a length of coax for a singl… Bonoradio.wordpress.com

HV Tube bench power supply » Hello all I’m hoping to get some help on a project I’m looking at doing. I want to build a bench power supply for my LAB that will provide a variable DC supply at about 100mA from a 240v ac supply from my bench isolation transformer. The reason for this supply is to test valve amp projects… Diyaudio.com

Sunwoele high-voltage VFD (Variable-frequency Drive) energy-saving transformation plan » 1. Project Background Hainan Cracking 1# has two fans, respectively 400kw (lead)/314kw (drum) -6kv. Linkedin.com

pwm - High voltage, high current variable - Electrical Engineering… » Jun 7, 2020… I managed to make variable voltage and current for dummy load using IGBT with PWM control from Arduino, I plan to use the output as a variable … Electronics.stackexchange.com